September 11, 20169 yr Binhex, were you able to publish this? I'm not seeing it. Thanks for your work in this! im afraid the application is currently broken in multiple ways, i was going to post it a couple of weeks back, tidied it up in preparation for upload and gave it a quick test and it was not pretty, so until its in a more stable state there is no point uploading it. You can see the list of known issues in the link below, progress seems to be slow on getting bugs resolved, although some PR's have been created to fix some of the major crashes:- https://github.com/skilion/onedrive/issues What about using rclone istead, which can upload files to Onedrive, amazon S3, Dropbox, amazon drive, google drive etc? That would actually be very nice, I tried to make a docker out of it myself, but gave up. Would be nice if you had time to take a look at this. http://rclone.org/
September 11, 20169 yr Binhex, were you able to publish this? I'm not seeing it. Thanks for your work in this! im afraid the application is currently broken in multiple ways, i was going to post it a couple of weeks back, tidied it up in preparation for upload and gave it a quick test and it was not pretty, so until its in a more stable state there is no point uploading it. You can see the list of known issues in the link below, progress seems to be slow on getting bugs resolved, although some PR's have been created to fix some of the major crashes:- https://github.com/skilion/onedrive/issues What about using rclone istead, which can upload files to Onedrive, amazon S3, Dropbox, amazon drive, google drive etc? That would actually be very nice, I tried to make a docker out of it myself, but gave up. Would be nice if you had time to take a look at this. http://rclone.org/ Have you tried one of the existing Docker containers already? https://github.com/coreos/docker-rclone-latest https://github.com/valentine/docker-rclone-sh https://github.com/kkniffin/Docker-rclone
September 11, 20169 yr Author Binhex, were you able to publish this? I'm not seeing it. Thanks for your work in this! im afraid the application is currently broken in multiple ways, i was going to post it a couple of weeks back, tidied it up in preparation for upload and gave it a quick test and it was not pretty, so until its in a more stable state there is no point uploading it. You can see the list of known issues in the link below, progress seems to be slow on getting bugs resolved, although some PR's have been created to fix some of the major crashes:- https://github.com/skilion/onedrive/issues What about using rclone istead, which can upload files to Onedrive, amazon S3, Dropbox, amazon drive, google drive etc? That would actually be very nice, I tried to make a docker out of it myself, but gave up. Would be nice if you had time to take a look at this. http://rclone.org/ Have you tried one of the existing Docker containers already? https://github.com/coreos/docker-rclone-latest https://github.com/valentine/docker-rclone-sh https://github.com/kkniffin/Docker-rclone No I haven't, since it looked like I had to ssh into the docker itself, and be guided through the setup prosess if I am not mistaken? Of couse I could do that, but most end users don't want, so I hoped binhex or someone else wanted to make a easier docker out of this
September 12, 20169 yr Binhex, were you able to publish this? I'm not seeing it. Thanks for your work in this! im afraid the application is currently broken in multiple ways, i was going to post it a couple of weeks back, tidied it up in preparation for upload and gave it a quick test and it was not pretty, so until its in a more stable state there is no point uploading it. You can see the list of known issues in the link below, progress seems to be slow on getting bugs resolved, although some PR's have been created to fix some of the major crashes:- https://github.com/skilion/onedrive/issues What about using rclone istead, which can upload files to Onedrive, amazon S3, Dropbox, amazon drive, google drive etc? That would actually be very nice, I tried to make a docker out of it myself, but gave up. Would be nice if you had time to take a look at this. http://rclone.org/ Have you tried one of the existing Docker containers already? https://github.com/coreos/docker-rclone-latest https://github.com/valentine/docker-rclone-sh https://github.com/kkniffin/Docker-rclone No I haven't, since it looked like I had to ssh into the docker itself, and be guided through the setup prosess if I am not mistaken? Of couse I could do that, but most end users don't want, so I hoped binhex or someone else wanted to make a easier docker out of this I just tried https://github.com/pschmitt/docker-rclone and it works fine with Dropbox / Amazon + encryption. I had to go through some configuration but it was just three steps. You could skip those steps if you just provide a complete .rclone.config file. I will eventually have a look at making a more automated rclone docker soon. How would you think it would be best to run rclone? It's not a daemon or service that is listening for changes in folders. It's a CLI. So in order to have it running at predefined schedules, one would have to run it with e.g. cron defined schedules. Would that be sufficient for your use case?
September 13, 20169 yr Author Binhex, were you able to publish this? I'm not seeing it. Thanks for your work in this! im afraid the application is currently broken in multiple ways, i was going to post it a couple of weeks back, tidied it up in preparation for upload and gave it a quick test and it was not pretty, so until its in a more stable state there is no point uploading it. You can see the list of known issues in the link below, progress seems to be slow on getting bugs resolved, although some PR's have been created to fix some of the major crashes:- https://github.com/skilion/onedrive/issues What about using rclone istead, which can upload files to Onedrive, amazon S3, Dropbox, amazon drive, google drive etc? That would actually be very nice, I tried to make a docker out of it myself, but gave up. Would be nice if you had time to take a look at this. http://rclone.org/ Have you tried one of the existing Docker containers already? https://github.com/coreos/docker-rclone-latest https://github.com/valentine/docker-rclone-sh https://github.com/kkniffin/Docker-rclone No I haven't, since it looked like I had to ssh into the docker itself, and be guided through the setup prosess if I am not mistaken? Of couse I could do that, but most end users don't want, so I hoped binhex or someone else wanted to make a easier docker out of this I just tried https://github.com/pschmitt/docker-rclone and it works fine with Dropbox / Amazon + encryption. I had to go through some configuration but it was just three steps. You could skip those steps if you just provide a complete .rclone.config file. I will eventually have a look at making a more automated rclone docker soon. How would you think it would be best to run rclone? It's not a daemon or service that is listening for changes in folders. It's a CLI. So in order to have it running at predefined schedules, one would have to run it with e.g. cron defined schedules. Would that be sufficient for your use case? Yeah, running it on a schedule with cron would suffice my needs The first time setup, did you just ssh into the docker?
September 13, 20169 yr Binhex, were you able to publish this? I'm not seeing it. Thanks for your work in this! im afraid the application is currently broken in multiple ways, i was going to post it a couple of weeks back, tidied it up in preparation for upload and gave it a quick test and it was not pretty, so until its in a more stable state there is no point uploading it. You can see the list of known issues in the link below, progress seems to be slow on getting bugs resolved, although some PR's have been created to fix some of the major crashes:- https://github.com/skilion/onedrive/issues What about using rclone istead, which can upload files to Onedrive, amazon S3, Dropbox, amazon drive, google drive etc? That would actually be very nice, I tried to make a docker out of it myself, but gave up. Would be nice if you had time to take a look at this. http://rclone.org/ Have you tried one of the existing Docker containers already? https://github.com/coreos/docker-rclone-latest https://github.com/valentine/docker-rclone-sh https://github.com/kkniffin/Docker-rclone No I haven't, since it looked like I had to ssh into the docker itself, and be guided through the setup prosess if I am not mistaken? Of couse I could do that, but most end users don't want, so I hoped binhex or someone else wanted to make a easier docker out of this I just tried https://github.com/pschmitt/docker-rclone and it works fine with Dropbox / Amazon + encryption. I had to go through some configuration but it was just three steps. You could skip those steps if you just provide a complete .rclone.config file. I will eventually have a look at making a more automated rclone docker soon. How would you think it would be best to run rclone? It's not a daemon or service that is listening for changes in folders. It's a CLI. So in order to have it running at predefined schedules, one would have to run it with e.g. cron defined schedules. Would that be sufficient for your use case? Yeah, running it on a schedule with cron would suffice my needs The first time setup, did you just ssh into the docker? Not exactly ssh, but just this command as explained in the github readme file: docker run --rm -it -v /mnt/cache/appdata/rclone/config:/config pschmitt/rclone config Also, I'm not entirely sure if it's possible to bypass the first time setup, as you need to authorize "rclone" application for the Cloud services (at least for Amazon Cloud Drive and Dropbox which I have tested) as explained here: http://rclone.org/amazonclouddrive/ . Either way it has to run somewhere, either on your home pc, or on your unRAID server as you need to fetch the authentication token somehow. What are your thoughts on that?
September 13, 20169 yr Author Binhex, were you able to publish this? I'm not seeing it. Thanks for your work in this! im afraid the application is currently broken in multiple ways, i was going to post it a couple of weeks back, tidied it up in preparation for upload and gave it a quick test and it was not pretty, so until its in a more stable state there is no point uploading it. You can see the list of known issues in the link below, progress seems to be slow on getting bugs resolved, although some PR's have been created to fix some of the major crashes:- https://github.com/skilion/onedrive/issues What about using rclone istead, which can upload files to Onedrive, amazon S3, Dropbox, amazon drive, google drive etc? That would actually be very nice, I tried to make a docker out of it myself, but gave up. Would be nice if you had time to take a look at this. http://rclone.org/ Have you tried one of the existing Docker containers already? https://github.com/coreos/docker-rclone-latest https://github.com/valentine/docker-rclone-sh https://github.com/kkniffin/Docker-rclone No I haven't, since it looked like I had to ssh into the docker itself, and be guided through the setup prosess if I am not mistaken? Of couse I could do that, but most end users don't want, so I hoped binhex or someone else wanted to make a easier docker out of this I just tried https://github.com/pschmitt/docker-rclone and it works fine with Dropbox / Amazon + encryption. I had to go through some configuration but it was just three steps. You could skip those steps if you just provide a complete .rclone.config file. I will eventually have a look at making a more automated rclone docker soon. How would you think it would be best to run rclone? It's not a daemon or service that is listening for changes in folders. It's a CLI. So in order to have it running at predefined schedules, one would have to run it with e.g. cron defined schedules. Would that be sufficient for your use case? Yeah, running it on a schedule with cron would suffice my needs The first time setup, did you just ssh into the docker? Not exactly ssh, but just this command as explained in the github readme file: docker run --rm -it -v /mnt/cache/appdata/rclone/config:/config pschmitt/rclone config Also, I'm not entirely sure if it's possible to bypass the first time setup, as you need to authorize "rclone" application for the Cloud services (at least for Amazon Cloud Drive and Dropbox which I have tested) as explained here: http://rclone.org/amazonclouddrive/ . Either way it has to run somewhere, either on your home pc, or on your unRAID server as you need to fetch the authentication token somehow. What are your thoughts on that? If you have a config file, you can skip the setup prosess, if you allow rclone for the cloud service, right? But if you don't have a config file/want to make your own because of some changes. You need to ssh into the dockers itself to run the setup commands? Since there is no way to interact with a docker from the unraid webgui and rclone has no webui itself?
September 13, 20169 yr Binhex, were you able to publish this? I'm not seeing it. Thanks for your work in this! im afraid the application is currently broken in multiple ways, i was going to post it a couple of weeks back, tidied it up in preparation for upload and gave it a quick test and it was not pretty, so until its in a more stable state there is no point uploading it. You can see the list of known issues in the link below, progress seems to be slow on getting bugs resolved, although some PR's have been created to fix some of the major crashes:- https://github.com/skilion/onedrive/issues What about using rclone istead, which can upload files to Onedrive, amazon S3, Dropbox, amazon drive, google drive etc? That would actually be very nice, I tried to make a docker out of it myself, but gave up. Would be nice if you had time to take a look at this. http://rclone.org/ Have you tried one of the existing Docker containers already? https://github.com/coreos/docker-rclone-latest https://github.com/valentine/docker-rclone-sh https://github.com/kkniffin/Docker-rclone No I haven't, since it looked like I had to ssh into the docker itself, and be guided through the setup prosess if I am not mistaken? Of couse I could do that, but most end users don't want, so I hoped binhex or someone else wanted to make a easier docker out of this I just tried https://github.com/pschmitt/docker-rclone and it works fine with Dropbox / Amazon + encryption. I had to go through some configuration but it was just three steps. You could skip those steps if you just provide a complete .rclone.config file. I will eventually have a look at making a more automated rclone docker soon. How would you think it would be best to run rclone? It's not a daemon or service that is listening for changes in folders. It's a CLI. So in order to have it running at predefined schedules, one would have to run it with e.g. cron defined schedules. Would that be sufficient for your use case? Yeah, running it on a schedule with cron would suffice my needs The first time setup, did you just ssh into the docker? Not exactly ssh, but just this command as explained in the github readme file: docker run --rm -it -v /mnt/cache/appdata/rclone/config:/config pschmitt/rclone config Also, I'm not entirely sure if it's possible to bypass the first time setup, as you need to authorize "rclone" application for the Cloud services (at least for Amazon Cloud Drive and Dropbox which I have tested) as explained here: http://rclone.org/amazonclouddrive/ . Either way it has to run somewhere, either on your home pc, or on your unRAID server as you need to fetch the authentication token somehow. What are your thoughts on that? If you have a config file, you can skip the setup prosess, if you allow rclone for the cloud service, right? But if you don't have a config file/want to make your own because of some changes. You need to ssh into the dockers itself to run the setup commands? Since there is no way to interact with a docker from the unraid webgui and rclone has no webui itself? Yes, if you provide a valid config file, you don't need to use the setup process, then you can start syncing right away. I don't know how the setup works for OneDrive as I've only tested with Amazon Cloud Drive (which i'm interested in) and Dropbox.
September 13, 20169 yr Author Also, I'm not entirely sure if it's possible to bypass the first time setup, as you need to authorize "rclone" application for the Cloud services (at least for Amazon Cloud Drive and Dropbox which I have tested) as explained here: http://rclone.org/amazonclouddrive/ . Either way it has to run somewhere, either on your home pc, or on your unRAID server as you need to fetch the authentication token somehow. What are your thoughts on that? How did you authorize the docker app? Did you install rclone on your pc, to get the key and then paste it in the docker afterwards? Asking mod to split this out of the thread, we are way OT
September 13, 20169 yr Also, I'm not entirely sure if it's possible to bypass the first time setup, as you need to authorize "rclone" application for the Cloud services (at least for Amazon Cloud Drive and Dropbox which I have tested) as explained here: http://rclone.org/amazonclouddrive/ . Either way it has to run somewhere, either on your home pc, or on your unRAID server as you need to fetch the authentication token somehow. What are your thoughts on that? How did you authorize the docker app? Did you install rclone on your pc, to get the key and then paste it in the docker afterwards? Asking mod to split this out of the thread, we are way OT I just ran it from my own PC, as the correct ports where not exported in the docker. Rclone comes with a built in webserver which can do the application authorization. Yes, we definitely need a new topic for this discussion
September 13, 20169 yr Author Also, I'm not entirely sure if it's possible to bypass the first time setup, as you need to authorize "rclone" application for the Cloud services (at least for Amazon Cloud Drive and Dropbox which I have tested) as explained here: http://rclone.org/amazonclouddrive/ . Either way it has to run somewhere, either on your home pc, or on your unRAID server as you need to fetch the authentication token somehow. What are your thoughts on that? How did you authorize the docker app? Did you install rclone on your pc, to get the key and then paste it in the docker afterwards? Asking mod to split this out of the thread, we are way OT I just ran it from my own PC, as the correct ports where not exported in the docker. Rclone comes with a built in webserver which can do the application authorization. Yes, we definitely need a new topic for this discussion Thanks! Got it set up now. I did not find out how to run the docker itself without using the config option, got an error saying that it did not find the file in config/.rclone.conf, but I have mapped /mnt/user/cache/appdata/rclone to /config.. Strange Going to take a new look at this tomorrow after school
September 14, 20169 yr Thanks! Got it set up now. I did not find out how to run the docker itself without using the config option, got an error saying that it did not find the file in config/.rclone.conf, but I have mapped /mnt/user/cache/appdata/rclone to /config.. Strange Going to take a new look at this tomorrow after school I've started some initial work on a docker for this, which can run at some predefined schedules. Hopefully i can have something ready for testing next week. Try to map: /mnt/user/cache/appdata/rclone/config -> /config That works for me.
September 14, 20169 yr Author Been trying to make a docker out of this myself also (mostly for learning ). I am a bit stuck, if there are anyone who could take a look at this and tell me why it is not working, I would be very grateful. I am trying to make the docker always run, and run a premade script every x seconds. I try to add a rclone.sh script in the dockerfile with this command: ADD rclone.sh /config/rclone.sh RUN chmod +x /config/rclone.sh But I am getting an error when running the docker saying: exec: "/config/rclone.sh": stat /config/rclone.sh: no such file or directory I tried adding the file myself, but then I got an permission error, and since I run chmod +x, there is something wrong with my docker file... I really don't userstand why, I have tried for some hours now and some help would be nice. https://github.com/bjonness406/docker-rclone https://hub.docker.com/r/bjonness406/docker-rclone/
September 17, 20169 yr Been trying to make a docker out of this myself also (mostly for learning ). I am a bit stuck, if there are anyone who could take a look at this and tell me why it is not working, I would be very grateful. I am trying to make the docker always run, and run a premade script every x seconds. I try to add a rclone.sh script in the dockerfile with this command: ADD rclone.sh /config/rclone.sh RUN chmod +x /config/rclone.sh But I am getting an error when running the docker saying: exec: "/config/rclone.sh": stat /config/rclone.sh: no such file or directory I tried adding the file myself, but then I got an permission error, and since I run chmod +x, there is something wrong with my docker file... I really don't userstand why, I have tried for some hours now and some help would be nice. https://github.com/bjonness406/docker-rclone https://hub.docker.com/r/bjonness406/docker-rclone/ If you exec into your container with docker exec -it rclone /bin/bash can you actually see the /config/rclone.sh file? It seems from the error that it is not present at that location. I have POC version of my running which you can check out here: https://github.com/tynor88/docker-rclone/tree/dev Currently it is hardcoded for my needs (Only works with my config), but I will expand it and make it more dynamic so you can specify config through environment variables.
September 19, 20169 yr I have created a CA template and released my beta version of the docker here: https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=52033.0 Maybe this thread should be merged?
September 19, 20169 yr I have created a CA template and released my beta version of the docker here: https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=52033.0 Maybe this thread should be merged? Merged posts appear in the order they were originally posted so I think these would precede the first post in that thread. Maybe you could just link to this thread from that first post if you want to refer to any of it.
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